The Founder of Big Happy Family (AudioBooks Distribution Company), A former President of the Audio Publishers Association and A Grammy Award-winning audiobook producer with more than 500 audio titles to her credit, she’s also Lawyer specialized in the Entertainment Law.

What’s a copyright Vs. trademark Vs. Intellectual Property? Can you Why its hard for the Authors to publish directly to iTunes and Audible? What’s ACX and do you recommend using it?

Do you help in distributing only audio books or ebooks, paperbacks, CDs and other forms of content? What are the platforms that you distribute to? Do you take exclusive right or how it works?

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

Introduction

Jessica Kaye is the Founder of Big Happy Family (AudioBooks Distribution Company), A former President of the Audio Publishers Association and A Grammy Award-winning audiobook producer with more than 500 audio titles to her credit, she’s also Lawyer specialized in the entertainment law. She has served as a member of the Board of Governors for the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Academy for Recording Arts & Sciences

Bio

Jessica Kaye holds both a Law Degree and a Masters Degree in Business. In 1990, Ms. Kaye founded The Publishing Mills, an audio and literary publishing company that successfully published nearly 200 titles. Ms. Kaye has produced several Grammy Award nominated works, including Crank Calls by Jonathan Winters, winner of the Grammy Award for Best Comedy Recording.

She has served as President of the Audio Publishers Association and as a member of the Board of Governors for the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Academy for Recording Arts & Sciences. Ms. Kaye is admitted to practice law in both California and Connecticut.

When she returned to private law practice, she found that she had a number of publishing clients with audio programs but too few to contract with download providers. To rectify that, she founded a digital distribution company. That company is Big Happy Family Audio.

She is the founder of Big Happy Family, LLC, a digital distribution company for audio programming. She was the creator and editor of, and a contributor to, the short story anthology Meeting Across the River (Bloomsbury, 2005).

Website & Social Media Links 

https://bighappyfamilyaudio.com

https://www.kayemills.com

https://twitter.com/jessicakayeEsq

https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=2447542

https://www.facebook.com/BigHappyFamilyAudio

Interview Questions

Questions

• What’s your background and how did you get into the audio world after practicing law?
• What’s audio publishers association?
• What’s https://www.kayemills.com
• Do you represent or pitch authors to publishers?
• Why did you sell your company The Publishing Mills?
• Can you brief us about the entertainment law?
• What’s a copyright Vs. trademark Vs. Intellectual Property?
• What was your involvement in the projects that won the Grammy? Examples of these projects?
• You established Big Happy Family at 2006 and then George Hodgkins joined the company in 2009, why you decided to make this move and what’s the focus of each one of you, how many employees you have offline and online?
• Why its hard for the authors to publish directly to iTunes and Audible?
• What’s ACX and do you recommend using it?
• Do you help in distributing only audio books or ebooks, paperbacks, CDs and other forms of content?
• What are the platforms that you distribute to?
• Why iTunes and Spotify is not within your platforms that you distribute to? What are the platforms that will expand to soon?
• How long it takes you usually to list the licensor digital content on all of your platforms?
• Fiction or Non Fiction works better with Audio and why?
• How’s your fee structure works?
• Do you help the licensor in title or description of the content?
• Do you take exclusive right or how it works?
• Do you take exclusive right only for the audio version of the content or other versions?
• How long is the term of the agreements that you sign with the licensor and are you flexible with the period of the contract?
• What kind of third party companies you license to in general?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• If I have a series for my content weather its audio interviews or content in other form of series do you take the exclusive right for all the content or only for the episodes that the licensor submit to you?
• If you get the exclusive right for only the submitted episodes then you sign an agreement for each episode with the licensor or how it works legally?
• When signing with a traditional publisher do they accept that the author keeps the right for the audio or ebooks versions of the book?
• Why in some of your distributed content on audible other distribution or publishing names are mentioned instead of Big Happy Family?
• Authors can use their own codes when they work with you or you generate the required codes for them?
• Do you recommend that the author make their own code so they can keep them in case of cancelation with the distributors?
• Do you have a system for the licensor to see live the sales performance across the platforms that you distribute to? Or how it works?
• How often you send sales reports to the licensor?
• In case the licensor or author wants to cancel the distribution deal with you, how long it will take you to remove the distributed content from all the platforms? And is there’s an other things that the author needs to know about cancellation?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What’s the biggest failure moment in your life and what did you learn from it?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What do you do to change your mood when you are depressed?
• What’s the best advice that you ever received?
• What’s your favorite quote?
• If you have the chance, what would you say to advice your younger self?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

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(The Founder and Licensee of TEDx Baghdad and TEDx Erbil)

How to become A licensee for A TEDx event in a specific city, How much each event will cost and how to make money from a TEDx event?

 What are the different versions of TEDx events like TEDx woman, TEDx youth, TEDx kids, TEDx education

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

TEDxBaghdad is initiated by Yahay Alabdeli, an Iraqi refugee who lives in Amsterdam. His life story is an impressive one. Both sad and optimistic. At the first meeting of the project group for TEDxBaghdad Yahay tells us about his life.

Start of Iran-Iraq War

Yahay Alabdeli moved from Iraq in 1979, when he was only 4 years old. His family lost everything in just a few hours. Yahay tells: “My mother picked me up from school. We saw soldiers in the streets. They took everything, including my father. My father, a businessman, was supposed to have a meeting on the economic future of Iraq. This meeting was supposed to take half an hour. It became 6 months. They took him to prison. They left my mother, my brother (who was 1 year old) and me (4 years) behind. They told my mother to go to her parents. So we did.”

“One evening two men came to the door. They said to my mother that she needed to prepare her two kids for a trip. They wanted to take us to our father in prison, because boys are supposed to stay with their father. Girls stay with their mother. My mother said: “Come back tomorrow. I’ll prepare their bags.” The same second she took a taxi with us in the evening, with no luggage, to Kuwait. We stayed there for a year. Then we heard about my father’s whereabouts.”

Out of prison

“When my father got out of prison, they took him to the border between Iraq and Iran. He got three options. They said: “If you go right, there are landmines. If you go left there’s the Iraqi war and straight ahead there’s Iran.” He walked for three days. Without water or food. Plus, he carried his mother of 90 years old. After a day people couldn’t wear their clothes, because they felt so heavy. And my father had his mother to carry. Incredible. For me it’s a great story on how you can make it, stand up again and be a human again,” says Yahay.

Europe

“So, we didn’t know about my father for almost a year. Eventually, we met him in Syria. We became a family again and we moved to Sweden. That’s where I grew up.

I lived there for about 18 years. My family and friends live there. I have a Swedish nationality. We lived in a small village of 4.000 people. If I changed my t-shirt, everyone would know! We were the only foreign family.”

“Since about ten years I live in The Netherlands. Love brought me here.”

Websites and Social Media Links

https://tedxbaghdad.com

https://www.tedxerbil.com

https://www.facebook.com/TEDxBaghdad.Iraq

https://twitter.com/tedxbaghdad

https://www.youtube.com/user/TEDxBaghdad

https://www.facebook.com/TEDxErbil

https://twitter.com/TEDxErbil

https://www.linkedin.com/in/yahayalabdeli

https://twitter.com/yahay

https://www.facebook.com/TEDxBaghdad2011?fref=ts

Interview Questions

• What’s your background before TEDx?
• When did you leave Iraq, what’s your family story of emigration and what did you study and work in Europe?
• Please define TED events? And who founded TED?
• What’s is the difference between TED and TEDx?
• How did you get introduced to TEDx events?
• Why you decided to bring TEDx to Iraq and you didn’t have any experience in organizing events plus right you are from Baghdad but you left it when you are 4 years old?
• How did you see Baghdad when you came back as you lived only 4 years in it so I assume that you don’t remember anything about it, and how do you see it now, do you see any hope in building it again?
• What were your main struggles to bring TEDx to Iraq?
• How can someone apply to be the licensee for TEDx in a specific city?
• Do you need to pay any fee to be a licensee for a TEDx event?
• What are the requirements from TEDx to run a successful event?
• What are TEDx rules?
• How TED training for TEDx licensees works?
• Is a TEDx events are free or paid events?
• How the TEDx licensee makes money from an event?
• How TED licensor makes money from any TEDx event?
• How much each TEDx Event cost you as licensee approximately?
• Why there are so many different forms of TEDx events like TEDx woman, TEDx youth, TEDx kids, TEDx eductation and so on? And what are the other different types of events?
• How TED management measures your success as licensee?
• What are the criteria that you use to pick speakers for a TEDx event?
• How long the talk should be and what are the elements that make a great TED talk?
• What is your Advice to any future TED Speaker?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?

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(The Founder and Licensee of TEDx Baghdad and TEDx Erbil)

What’s is the Difference Between TED and TEDx? How to Become A licensee for TEDx in a Specific City? Do you Need to Pay any Fee to become a Licensee for TEDx in your City?  TEDx Events are Free or Paid events?

The Main struggles to bring TEDx to Iraq? and the Inspiring Story of Yahay Al Abdeli and the Birth of TEDx Baghdad and Erbil

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

TEDxBaghdad is initiated by Yahay Alabdeli, an Iraqi refugee who lives in Amsterdam. His life story is an impressive one. Both sad and optimistic. At the first meeting of the project group for TEDxBaghdad Yahay tells us about his life.

Start of Iran-Iraq War Yahay Alabdeli moved from Iraq in 1979, when he was only 4 years old. His family lost everything in just a few hours. Yahay tells: “My mother picked me up from school. We saw soldiers in the streets. They took everything, including my father. My father, a businessman, was supposed to have a meeting on the ECONOMIC future of Iraq. This meeting was supposed to take half an hour. It became 6 months. They took him to prison. They left my mother, my brother (who was 1 year old) and me (4 years) behind. They told my mother to go to her parents. So we did.”

“One evening two men came to the door. They said to my mother that she needed to prepare her two kids for a trip. They wanted to take us to our father in prison, because boys are supposed to stay with their father. Girls stay with their mother. My mother said: “Come back tomorrow. I’ll prepare their bags.” The same second she took a taxi with us in the evening, with no luggage, to Kuwait. We stayed there for a year. Then we heard about my father’s whereabouts.”

Out of prison

“When my father got out of prison, they took him to the border between Iraq and Iran. He got three options. They said: “If you go right, there are landmines. If you go left there’s the Iraqi war and straight ahead there’s Iran.” He walked for three days. Without water or food. Plus, he carried his mother of 90 years old. After a day people couldn’t wear their clothes, because they felt so heavy. And my father had his mother to carry. Incredible. For me it’s a great story on how you can make it, stand up again and be a human again,” says Yahay.

Europe

“So, we didn’t know about my father for almost a year. Eventually, we met him in Syria. We became a family again and we moved to Sweden. That’s where I grew up. I lived there for about 18 years. My family and friends live there. I have a Swedish nationality. We lived in a small village of 4.000 people. If I changed my t-shirt, everyone would know! We were the only foreign family.” “Since about ten years I live in The Netherlands. Love brought me here.”

Websites & Social Media Links

https://tedxbaghdad.com

https://www.tedxerbil.com

https://www.facebook.com/TEDxBaghdad.Iraq

https://twitter.com/tedxbaghdad

https://www.youtube.com/user/TEDxBaghdad

https://www.facebook.com/TEDxErbil

https://twitter.com/TEDxErbil

https://www.linkedin.com/in/yahayalabdeli

https://twitter.com/yahay

https://www.facebook.com/TEDxBaghdad2011?fref=ts

Interview Questions

• What’s your background before TEDx?
• When did you leave Iraq, what’s your family story of emigration and what did you study and work in Europe?
• Please define TED events? And who founded TED?
• What’s is the difference between TED and TEDx?
• How did you get introduced to TEDx events?
• Why you decided to bring TEDx to Iraq and you didn’t have any experience in organizing events plus right you are from Baghdad but you left it when you are 4 years old?
• How did you see Baghdad when you came back as you lived only 4 years in it so I assume that you don’t remember anything about it, and how do you see it now, do you see any hope in building it again?
• What were your main struggles to bring TEDx to Iraq?
• How can someone apply to be the licensee for TEDx in a specific city?
• Do you need to pay any fee to be a licensee for a TEDx event?
• What are the requirements from TEDx to run a successful event?
• What are TEDx rules?
• How TED training for TEDx licensees works?
• Is a TEDx events are free or paid events?
• How the TEDx licensee MAKES MONEY FROM an event?
• How TED licensor MAKES MONEY FROM any TEDx event?
• How much each TEDx Event cost you as licensee approximately?
• Why there are so many different FORMS of TEDx events like TEDx woman, TEDx youth, TEDx kids, TEDx eductation and so on? And what are the other different types of events?
• How TED MANAGEMENT measures your success as licensee?
• What are the CRITERIA that you use to pick speakers for a TEDx event?
• How long the talk should be and what are the elements that make a great TED talk?
• What is your Advice to any future TED Speaker?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

Transcript

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(CXO: Chief Customer Experience Officer at TRANSTERRA MEDIA)

How the Media Content is priced and soled to Different Media Outlets? What’s the Industry Pricing Standards? How Much Money a Journalists can get for each media piece submitted to Transterra?

How Journalists can register with TRANSTERRA and How the On Demand News Model Works and Priced?

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

Director of Contributor Relations and Development TRANSTERRA

 June 2011 – Present (3 years 3 months)Beirut, Lebanon / Washington D.C.

Directs all activities related to the acquisition, MANAGEMENT, and development of Transterra Media’s contributor base of over 2000 grassroots media producers.

Directs the development of project proposals and training programs designed to increase the capacity of Transterra contributors including the Voices4Change youth project currently taking place in Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Palestine.

Education

* The American University in Cairo

Dual Master of Arts (M.A.),

Middle East Studies & Economics of International Development, Honors 2005 – 2008

* Schiller Université Internationale, Paris, France

Master’s degree,

International Relations and Diplomacy; Specialization: International Business;, Honors 2002 – 2005

* Gonzaga University

Dual Bachelor of Arts (BA),

Biology & International Relations; Concentration: Philosophy, Honors: Presiden’ts List 1997 – 2002

Websites & Social Media Links

www.transterramedia.com

www.twitter.com/ttm_media

https://www.facebook.com/transterramedia

https://www.youtube.com/user/Transterramedia

https://vimeo.com/user3530094

https://www.linkedin.com/company/transterra

https://ae.linkedin.com/pub/maria-lynne-dayton/12/874/a95

Interview Questions

• Why you chose the media sector and what’s your background?
• What’s your background before TRANSTERRA?
• You work in media but you are very low profile on the INTERNET, why?
• What’s Transterra? And why you chose this name?
• Please define on-demand, in-depth, human interest video and photo content.
• What kind of content you are specialized in?
• How your service works? And HOW DO YOU MAKE MONEY?
• How do you price your content?
• How Journalists can register with you?
• How do you pay the REGISTERED Journalists? Do they sign any agreement with you or they are freelancers?
• What kind of Journalists you are interested in?
• How do you mentor your army of journalists?
• What’s voices4change?
• How big is your clients base and list?
• How the content is priced and soled to different media outlets? What’s the industry pricing standards?
• How the on demand news model works and priced?
• How to license content to the media?
• How do you protect your business model in case the publishers are directly get in touch with the journalists? After the first deal?
• Where Transterra is based, how many OFFICES you have?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• What are your most important working tools?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who’s your no.1 mentor?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• Do you listen to any music when you WORK?
• Do you follow any routine to sleep?
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

Transcript

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(Award-Winning Journalist, Author and Television Personality. Her Ventures include Deborah Inc., The Deborah Interviews Show, Robinson Omnimedia Studios & Publishing and Green Orchards. Her life’s passion is to Reveal and Communicate Truth through her work in the Media)

What’s the Future of TV?, How any Journalist can Finance his/her Media Work? How Licensing the Media Work Really Works?, Major steps to Follow to be Featured in TV

 The 5 most imporatant staff memebrs of any TV show and why?, How to make your Interviewees talk & open up about the most sensitive areas of their lives?

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

“The best journalist in the State of Arkansas.”
MIKE HUCKABEE
FORMER ARKANSAS GOVERNOR
AND PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

“I love your energy. You’ve got the IT factor.”
ADAM STECK
SPI PRODUCTIONS – LAS VEGAS

“Oprah.”
VERNON WINFREY
OPRAH WINFREY’S FATHER

Deborah Robinson is an award-winning journalist, author, producer, documentary filmmaker, and television personality. Deborah’s strengths are investigative journalism, covering politics and religion and she has a niche for conducting lifestyle interviews. Her ability to engage guests on any topic keeps viewers tuned in. Deborah has been described as passionate, intriguing, dynamic, spontaneous, entertaining, challenging and intelligent. Deborah’s life passion is to reveal and communicate truth through her work in the media.

Deborah’s media work includes DEBORAH LIVE!, The DEBORAH Interviews Show, DEBORAH Interviews, DEBORAH @, DEBORAH’s Pen, DEBORAH’s Op-Ed, DEBORAH Presents, DEBORAH’s Docs, DEBORAH’s Charities, DEBORAH, Inc. As intriguing as her guests, Deborah is the new face of talk!

Deborah has a gift for interviewing with the special insight to ask questions of her guests that reveal life-changing answers. Her passionate approach to interviewing puts guests at ease, giving them the freedom to open up in the most sensitive areas of their lives. That’s where Deborah’s passion lies. Deborah’s personal desire to live her life to its fullest fuels her ability to empower and motivate guests and audience members to do the same.

While currently writing two BOOKS: Sins of My Father and Willing Bodies: Inside The UCLA Willed Body Program and ghost-writing another, Deborah is author, editor, ghost-writer and/or publisher of five additional books: Legal Briefs on Immigration Reform from 25 of the Top Legal Minds in the Country, Journey to Purpose: 31 Days of Faith Declarations, Daisy Bates: In Her Own Words, Lady Silverstone’s Darkest Hour and Conspired Redemption.

Deborah is a former lifestyle expert for At Home Las Vegas, the former anchor of Deborah Interviews on The Immigration Law Channel, a former contributor to Fresh Outlook Magazine and a former correspondent for Black Entertainment Television (BET) News, where she covered Arkansas news with special coverage of the first Presidential campaign of President Bill Clinton. Deborah also served as a Fellow to the Obama for America 2012 campaign where she worked in the media office for the State of Nevada.

Touted by former Arkansas Governor and Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee as the best journalist in the State of Arkansas, Deborah spent her broadcast career in Little Rock covering local news, public affairs and politics. With a degree in Broadcast Journalism from The University of Arkansas at Little Rock and master’s degree studies in Journalism, her first job out of college was as News Director at a radio station. She soon moved to television as Program Director at a local cable channel, becoming at that time the youngest station manager in the country.

As producer and host of Real Story, Arkansas’ first newsmagazine show, Deborah interviewed diverse newsmakers from David Duke to Louis Farrakhan. As producer and host of Meet the Candidates, Deborah interviewed every candidate for every elected office in Little Rock, from Justice of the Peace to the Gubernatorial race. Deborah also executive produced and moderated the only primary debate for Governor Bill Clinton’s second run for Arkansas Governor.

Deborah has won several awards for her news and public affairs coverage, including the cable industry’s prestigious Crystal Award, a regional award from VH-1 and a national award from the Arts & Entertainment Channel.

Deborah founded Robinson Omnimedia & Studios and shortly thereafter moved to Nashville to executive produce The Deborah Interviews Show, a lifestyle television talk show. The show ran five times a week for four years on the national digital network, iLifeTV, reaching more than 7 million homes on more than 2,500 cable systems in 49 states. The show also aired on the Inspiration Network International, broadcasting to more than 42 million international homes once a week. The Deborah Interviews Show also had short runs on the WB and FOX networks in Nashville.

As executive producer of several television shows, Deborah has been directly responsible for every aspect of producing television, including show content, staffing, raising FINANCES, and ad sales. Deborah has developed creative producing skills for product placement, where products and services are seamlessly integrated into television programs and she has perfected the craft of bartering, where she uses creative trading methods that significantly reduce bottom line production and operating expenses.

As a host and television personality, Deborah’s strengths are investigative journalism, politics and religion and she has a niche for conducting lifestyle interviews. Her ability to engage in lively, unrehearsed, in-depth and interactive discussions with any guest on any topic keeps viewers watching and keeps audiences in their seats. Deborah has been described as passionate, intriguing, dynamic, spontaneous, entertaining, challenging and intelligent.

Deborah now brings her business, media, marketing, and television experience full circle with her media work based in Las Vegas. Her life’s passion and purpose is to reveal and communicate truth through her work in the media.

Website & Social Media

https://thenewfaceoftalk.com/

https://twitter.com/deborahoped

https://www.facebook.com/DeborahTV

https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborahinc

https://www.youtube.com/user/theDIshow

Books

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Interview Questions

• How did you start your career in Media, what’s your background and where did you study?
• What’s your current focus in the media world and why?
• Which media channel you prefer to publish your content?
• Do you keep the rights to your contents when you have an agreement with a TV show or in most cases they own the content rights?
• Share with us the techniques that you use to research the guests that you interview?
• How to make your guests talk about and open up in the most sensitive areas of their lives?
• From your experiance how many staff are required to start a TV show on TV?
• The 5 most imporatant staff memebrs of any TV show and why?
• How to pitch and attract sponsors to a TV show?
• How any Journalist can finance his/her media work?
• Share with us some of your main strategies that you have used in FINANCING your media projects?
• Do you license some of your media work? How it works?
• What are the new things that you learned from working in Obama for America 2012 campaign?
• The main differances that you found between working in the Radio and TV industries?
• How to be features in the Radio?
• Major steps to follow to be featured in TV?
• Do you provide a service to feature your clients in the media?
• Many people are making their on Web TV shows, what are the stpes that they should follow to take their show into Tv by signing a contract with a TV channel?
• How to find an agent or distributor to pitch a TV show to differnt channels?
• Legal things to worry about in case of licencing a web Tv show to TV station or distributor?
• Tell us about your writing journey, the books that you wrote and you coming books?
• Did you publish or self-publish your books? Why and how’s your experience with self-published books?
• How much you charge for your ghostwriting service?
• How do you write efficiently?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• Who’s your no.1 mentor?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are your top 3 favorite BOOKS?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

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(Business Strategist, Media Contributor, and Expert in Raising Capital, Mergers & Acquisitions, and the New York Times Best Selling Author of The Entrepreneur Equation Book)

The Strategies that Helped The Entrepreneur Equation book to Hit the New York Times Best Selling List?

What’s the difference between a Jobbie, a Job and a Business? What’s The difference between Financial and Strategic Buyers? What is FIRED-UP? What’s the M&A process? Tips about Investments, Acquisitions, Exit Strategies, Media Strategies, How to put the right Valuation for a Company

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

Carol Roth is a national media personality, ‘recovering’ investment banker, investor, speaker and author of the New York Times bestselling book, The Entrepreneur Equation. She is currently an on-air contributor for the national cable television station CNBC, the preeminent name in business news. Carol’s multimedia commentary covers business and the economy, current events, politics and pop culture topics.

Previously, Carol was the host of The Noon Show, a current events talk show on WGN Radio and prior to joining CNBC, Carol was seen weekly on a variety of national television outlets including Fox Business, CNN, Fox News and MSNBC.

Carol has worked with hundreds of companies, ranging from a single entrepreneur with an idea to Fortune 500 businesses, on all aspects of business and financial strategy. Collectively, she has helped her clients raise more than $1 billion in capital, complete $750+ million in mergers and acquisitions, secure high-profile licensing and partnership deals and create 7-figure brand loyalty programs.

Carol Roth is a Expert in Raising Capital and Acquisitions, Business Strategist, and New York Times Best Selling Author of the book The Entrepreneur Equation

Websites & Social Media Links 

https://www.carolroth.com/

https://twitter.com/caroljsroth

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/carol-roth/b/376/653

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Carol-Roth-The-Entrepreneur-Equation/133522800041844

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(The Founder and CEO of C3 – Consult and Coach for a Cause and the VP of Corporate Development at OSN, Expert in Planning,  TV & Cable Membership Strategies, Media and Social Enterprises)

What’s A Social Enterprise, How it Works and Why we Should Make Our Business Socially Responsible?

How the Content Profit Sharing Model Works with Distributers?, How to get a License to Sell A or View a Movie on a Website?

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Interview Questions

• Before C3 and OSN what’s your background?
• What’s Social Enterprise?
• Why building a Social Enterprise?
• What’s C3?
• What’s Social Enterprise Week?
• From your perspective what else you think it should be done to boost the Business Social Responsibility?
• What are the types of subscriptions for membership online services?
• If I want to view or sell a movie on my website how can I get a license for it?

• How the content profit sharing model works with distributers?
• How to monitor the intention to purchase process of the customers? ONLINE AND OFFLINE?
• How the Internet have changed the customer behavior in terms of consuming information, don’t you think now the customers wants to choose the content instead of just screening the content via a remote control?
• In a subscription model how much free content should we provid to users or you are with the theory of 0 free content to make the customers more excited to subscribe to a membership site?
• What’s your PR strategy and how you get featured in the media for your C3 work?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who’s your no.1 mentor?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• Do you follow any routine to sleep?
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

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(The Founder of The Joint Venture Group and 7-Figures Joint Venture Expert)

What are the Most Popular Types of JVs,  and How to Structure a JV Agreement And Close a JV Deal

What’s the Difference between a Salesman Mindset and a JV Broker Mindset and How the JV broker get Paid

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Sohail Khan is founder of The Joint Venture Group.

He has over 15 years of sales, marketing and joint venture experience.

Having previously built a multi-million pound internet training business which he started with just £1,000 in the year 2000, he then sold a majority stake to a £75M IT company in 2006.

In 2008 the IT company went bust and Sohail lost everything but retained the knowledge and expertise of building a business with over £5 Million in sales using just joint ventures.

Websites & Social Media Links

https://www.sohail-khan.com/

https://jvconsultingbusiness.com/

https://www.jointventurecircle.com/

https://ae.linkedin.com/in/sohailkhan

https://www.facebook.com/thejointventureexpert

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Interview Questions

• What’s a JV in plain English?

• What was your first JV deal? 

• How did you make 1.5M in 30 days?

• Why should anybody think of becoming a JV expert?

• What’s the difference between a salesman mindset and a JV broker mindset?

• What’s your biggest joint venture deal ever?

• How often you close such big deals, every 1-2-3 years?

• What are the most popular types of JVs?

• Tell us more about Licensing and how it can be used in a JV deal?

• How to research and find JV deals?

• How a JV broker should market himself and through which platform or tools?

• Why the jv brokers often quit?

• How an employee can be successful as JV Broker while he’s working from 9-5?

• Is the JV broker get paid via fixed fee or commission, any JV agreement structures that you can share with us?

• How to protect a JV deal?

• If you are just starting today in this industry from where you will start?

• What’s the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?

• Don’t you think that the JV environment is very lonely and because of that its difficult to motivate yourself to excel in it?

• Is there’s a successful JV teams that they work together on one deal or most of JV brokers are individuals? 

• Whats the productivity tools that you use to close more deals? 

• Whats the habits  that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?

• Take us through your typical working day?

• Share with us some of your new projects that you are currently working on?

• Tell us about Dojo Learning?

• What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Joint Venture field?

• Tell us about your coming book?

• How people can find you or contact you?

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